MBIA holds 2017 board elections
December 14, 2016
The Michigan Boating Industries Association recently elected four directors.
The Michigan Boating Industries Association recently elected four directors.
The MBIA said attendance for its annual Recreational Boating Educational Conference, which is set for Dec. 7-8 in Lansing, is up 38 percent.
The board of the Michigan Boating Industries Association voted to contribute $10,000 to the Recreational Boating Industries Educational Foundation.
The MBIA said members participating in an insurance program with The Hanover were awarded more than $200,000 in annual safety dividends.
Michigan state Sen. Jack Brandenburg received the 2015 Mayor’s Cup Award from the Michigan Boating Industries Association. Brandenburg, a Republican, was recognized by the MBIA
The marine industry in Michigan — the third-largest market in the country — is showing clear signs of revival. That’s the theme of a mainstream
The Michigan Boating Industries Association said the 2014 Boating Outdoor Festival was moved up a week to Sept. 11-14 at Lake St. Clair Metropark. “When
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder pledged $6 million to fight invasive species threatening the Great Lakes in his most recent budget proposal. The Michigan Boating Industries
At a special meeting on April 8, the board of the Michigan Boating Industries Association chose Nicki Polan to be its executive director. Polan had
The Boating & Outdoor Festival, held Sept. 20-23 at Lake St. Clair Metropark, saw a 5 percent boost in attendance, with 9,838 visitors, according to
The Michigan Boating Industries Association recently elected four directors.
The MBIA said attendance for its annual Recreational Boating Educational Conference, which is set for Dec. 7-8 in Lansing, is up 38 percent.
The board of the Michigan Boating Industries Association voted to contribute $10,000 to the Recreational Boating Industries Educational Foundation.
The MBIA said members participating in an insurance program with The Hanover were awarded more than $200,000 in annual safety dividends.
Michigan state Sen. Jack Brandenburg received the 2015 Mayor’s Cup Award from the Michigan Boating Industries Association. Brandenburg, a Republican, was recognized by the MBIA
The marine industry in Michigan — the third-largest market in the country — is showing clear signs of revival. That’s the theme of a mainstream
The Michigan Boating Industries Association said the 2014 Boating Outdoor Festival was moved up a week to Sept. 11-14 at Lake St. Clair Metropark. “When
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder pledged $6 million to fight invasive species threatening the Great Lakes in his most recent budget proposal. The Michigan Boating Industries
At a special meeting on April 8, the board of the Michigan Boating Industries Association chose Nicki Polan to be its executive director. Polan had
The Boating & Outdoor Festival, held Sept. 20-23 at Lake St. Clair Metropark, saw a 5 percent boost in attendance, with 9,838 visitors, according to
